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=== Scoring === | === Scoring === | ||
Points are only scored when placing pieces. Clearing lines does not award the player any extra points. | |||
Higher levels award more points per piece, as well as when a piece is placed higher on the stack. | |||
Hard dropping a piece also awards more points, and the amount is determined by the height of the hard drop. | |||
=== Gravity timings === | === Gravity timings === | ||
Revision as of 19:45, 5 June 2019
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| Developer(s) | Philips POV |
| Publisher(s) | Philips Interactive Media |
| Platform(s) | Philips CD-i |
| Release | 1992 |
| Gameplay info | |
| Next pieces | 1 |
| Playfield size | 10 × 20 |
| Hold piece | No |
| Hard drop | Yes |
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Tetris for the Philips CD-i released in 1992. It features a cult, new age soundtrack by Jim Andron. It is possibly the first version of Tetris to be released on optical media.
Gameplay
In Tetris for the CD-i pieces can not be soft dropped, only hard dropped using the second button. There is no lock delay, so keeping your stack low is to the player's advantage for survival.
Before starting the game, the player may select their starting level, and a height. Changing the height from "0" will start the game with very sparse garbage rows.
Like Tetris (Sega) the game has a ceiling which blocks pieces from rotating. However, due to the faster gravity it is seldom a nuisance.
When the game ends you have the option to enter your name for a high score which is saved to the system's memory.
Levels
Clear lines to progress to the next stage. Each stage features a new motion background, and new song.
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Level 0 |
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Level 1 |
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Level 2 |
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Level 3 |
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Level 4 |
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Level 5 |
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Level 6 |
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Level 7 |
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Level 8 |
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Level 9 |
Rotation system
There are no wall kicks, and pieces can only be rotated counter-clockwise. The rotation system is reminiscent to sega rotation, with pieces aligning to the floor, though some offsets are different. Pieces also spawn right handed instead of the left seen in sega rotation.
Scoring
Points are only scored when placing pieces. Clearing lines does not award the player any extra points.
Higher levels award more points per piece, as well as when a piece is placed higher on the stack.
Hard dropping a piece also awards more points, and the amount is determined by the height of the hard drop.
Gravity timings
Physical scans
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 Disc |